“Although the iTunes / App Store terms and conditions state that ‘all sales are final’, when an application does not meet the expectations of a user, like in the case of a 59p iPhone game, Apple have been known to refund the purchase. Now it seems they are doing so with Final Cut Pro X to the tune of $299,” EOSHD reports.
“It is not clear what happens to the activation of the FCPX license after the refund is handled, and whether the user can continue to use the software,” EOSHD reports. “FCPX is the first pro app to be offered exclusively as an electronic download.”
EOSHD reports that Apple isn “not only [offering] refunds FCPX but also Compressor.”
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